From：Internet Info Agency 2026-05-19 12:36:00
On May 18, Li Auto's Hong Kong-listed shares closed down 14%, leading losses among Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers. This followed the launch of its all-new L9 Livis edition the previous week, priced at RMB 509,800. As of the close on that day, Li Auto’s market capitalization had fallen by roughly two-thirds from its record high in February 2024, nearing both its one-year and all-time lows. Despite the decline, Li Auto remains the most valuable among China’s three leading EV startups—NIO, XPeng, and Li Auto.
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